One day, while Amalia was taking Caju for a walk during recess, they stumbled upon a

new cat in the school's yard. Caju was excited to meet a new feline friend, and the other
cat seemed friendly as well.

Amalia was delighted to see Caju socializing, so she struck up a conversation with the
other cat's owner. They learned that the other cat's name was Luna, and that she was
also quite mischievous, just like Caju.

Before they knew it, the bell rang and it was time to head back inside. But as they were
leaving, Luna started following Caju and Amalia.

"Can I take Luna home too?" Amalia asked her mom excitedly.

At first, her mom was hesitant, knowing full well the chaos that two cats could bring into
their home. But Amalia begged and pleaded until her mom finally gave in.

And so, Caju and Luna became the best of friends. They would play together with toilet
paper, sleep in the sink together, and cause double the trouble. Amalia's mom couldn't
believe how much energy the two of them had, but she was happy to see how much joy
they brought to her daughter.

Despite their mischievous ways, Caju and Luna were the most loved cats in the
neighborhood. And Amalia was proud to have two such wonderful companions to call
her own.